This Week on Kaleidoscope - October 28, 2012
Posted: 10/29/2012
Women of Color Foundation celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Founder and Chairwoman Alexandria Boone and American Greetings Director of Diversity and Inclusion Renita Jefferson talk about the 10 year milestone, what to expect at the Leadership and Training Institute this year and the support and role of American Greetings. For more information call 216.391.4300 Ext. 307 or log on to http://www.womenofcolorfoundation.com
Dr. Heather Burton is one of thirteen women at East Mount Zion Baptist Church being honored this year as a Christian Woman of Distinction. She talks about the significance of this honor and the event being held to acknowledge all the women. For more information call 216.231.0408 or log on to http://www.eastmtzionbaptistchurch.org
Chairman of Lutheran Metropolitan Ministries Next Step Program's Run for Shelter and Director of the Next Step Program Kandi Withers talk about the upcoming Run for Shelter event and explain how the Next Step program helps young people. For more information call 216.696.2715 or log on to http://www.lutheranmetro.org or http://www.hermescleveland.com
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